In what year was the Arizona Constitution adopted?

The Arizona Constitution was adopted in 1912, which is a significant year in the state's history as it marks Arizona's admission as the 48th state of the United States. The adoption of the Constitution laid the foundational legal framework for state governance, civil rights, and the operation of government institutions in Arizona. Prior to statehood, Arizona was a territory, and the ratification of its constitution was vital for the establishment of state sovereignty and the ability to self-govern. This essential document reflected the values and priorities of Arizonans at that time and continues to influence state law and policy today.